- Bike Wall Mount - Adjustable Frame Holder & Soft Rubber Cradles - Garage Bike Rack for Road, MTB, Kids, Hybrid Bikes - Easy Installation & Space-Saving Design

I originally purchased a bike holder from a local store and found it bent as you placed the bike onto it. I decided to replace it with this one, as I was fearful it would continue to bend and drop the bike. This mount is substantially better and a solid bike holder. It doesn't flex or bend at all when you place the bike on it. It was very easy to install. I noticed several people used a piece of wood between studs to mount this. I mounted it into a single stud behind the drywall as the instructions show and it worked great. I like that you can adjust the mount out from the wall as well to allow the wheels to position flat horizontally. My previous holder pushed the handle bars against the wall causing the wheel to turn and stick out. I also really like how you can adjust the holding bars based on the bike setup. My bike doesn't have a straight bar, so I adjusted these to make it so the bike still positions on the wall straight. Again, my previous holder was just a straight bar holder and the bike was slanted on the wall. Great buy and good value - Highly Recommended.

I was surprised by the lack of options for a wall-mounted bike rack. I considered making my own as it would not have been too difficult but stumbled upon the Ibera Wall Hanger. If you are searching as well, search no more. This hanger is very well designed and provides adjustability that no fixed shaped mount can offer. As you know, no two bikes are designed the same, with the top tube angling differently for even bikes within the same manufacturer. The Ibera allows small incremental adjustments to both arms so that the bike sits horizontally and does not slide one direction or the other. The adjustable tube also allows you to move the bike closer or further away from the wall. The bracket arms are wide enough for any size or shape top tube and will not scratch the paint on your bike. Additionally, it comes with velcro straps to anchor the front wheel to the frame, a good idea if you have young kids prone to playing with, knocking into or throwing balls at your bike. As for the complaints in other posts about the width of the top two screw holes being wider than a wall stud, this is true, but there are three easy solutions. #1-Use the stud for the bottom screw and one of the top screws and use an anchor for the other top hole (this is what I did); #2-mount the bracket onto the flat 4" side of a 2x4 and then mount the 2x4 across two studs, or mount onto any piece of wood and screw that board vertically into your stud; or, #3-just use a drywall screw into the other top hole as the two screws into the stud are more than ample to hold the bike. (Note that I have a lightweight road bike, so use your own discretion on scenario #3. Overall, great value and I am totally happy with this purchase.

You will have to angle your top two screws inward to ensure both get a stud if you are mounting through drywall. Also, I used my own screws - about 2.5 inch Torx screws (highly recommended to avoid frustration of stripped screws) - to ensure good wood. Once installed this way, they are very solid. My only gripes are: 1. I wish they adjusted more - i.e. would lock into a wide range of positions. I have two very different bikes (a Trek FS and a Diamondback Serene step-through), but the mounts are positioned pretty much the same for each. In that regard, regular stationary hooks would work about as well. 2. The plastic parts where the bike rests are great for thinner framed bikes. For thicker framed bikes, there will be a lot of pressure between the gray plastic hooks and your frame. Over time, decals, etc., may rub through. The above issues notwithstanding, these are quality mounts - they look good and I expect will be reliable. And using Torx screws, they were very easy to install.

Been looking around for a rack to hang my road bike in the garage. I am picky and want a clean look with very good functionality. This was better than expected. I was actually surprised by the quality of the product. I would suggest this to anyone who wants to hang their bike on the wall. As anyone who has ever bought anything … go get better screws than what is included.

Very easy to install and sturdy enough to hold my hybrid bike.

Each of my bikes weigh in around 32-33 lbs (around 15kg), and I'm very confident with how sturdy these mounts feel with that amount of weight, whether pressed closely to the wall or with the mount fully extended. Instructions are included and detailed, but installation is a breeze so long as you know your way around a stud finder. Build quality of these mounts is excellent, and the ability to adjust the arm angles came in very handy when trying to properly "balance" the bikes. I would expect these mounts to do perfectly fine with the recommended 18kg bike weight limit, but with a quick trip to the hardware store for more robust screws I would be perfectly comfortable with these mounts holding my 21kg bike in the "non-extended" position. The "non-scratch" arm pads aren't necessary for my bikes, but if I had pricier bikes I wouldn't place a lot of trust in these to not scuff up the bike frame. A simple fix, really, but something to keep in mind.

I bought one for my bike (men’s) and loved it. Clear instructions for mounting the Hangar to the wall and then the bike rests sturdily on the hangar. So I bought a second one for my wife’s bike. Then it dawned on me she doesn’t have a straight horizontal bar on her bike: Hangar worked great anyway. No problem - conveniently adjustable.

I’ve owned this bicycle wall mount for over four years and it’s still holding up just like new I couldn’t be happier. I love the adjustable arms. It allows me to put my different type of bikes on the wall. I also like the fact that it has a soft material where it holds up the frame to keep the frame from getting scratched overall, I’m satisfied four years later.